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History Theses 1970-2014: Historical research for higher degrees in the universities of the United Kingdom and the Republic of Ireland
… A.N. Canadian policy towards South Africa, 1899-1961. Tennyson, B.D. Ph.D., London. Supervised by Lyon, P.H.; …
The Apprenticeship of a Mountaineer
… the Pre-Raphaelite illustrations to Moxon's edition of Tennyson's Poems in 1857, and also Tenniel's illustrations to … The death of Hallam's son Arthur Henry is commemorated in Tennyson's poem, In memoriam. Hanbury, Robert Culling (1823 …
Survey of London
… brigade" at Balaclava. Posterity has been content with Tennyson to say "someone had blunder'd" and not to pin the …
Whitehall
… tempted to think that Inigo, like the person mentioned by Tennyson, built his soul "a lordly pleasure-house, wherein at …
Survey of London
… editor of the Contemporary Review and as the designer of Tennyson's country house at Aldworth in Sussex. Grant, who …
Old and New London
… alike to old Time and new fashions, as if warranted, like Tennyson's "Brook," to "go on for ever." The two first operas …
A History of the County of Essex
… raised by the sale of the Sixth Avenue (P) church. 95 Tennyson Avenue (U) church originated about 1894, when the …
Old and New London
… (201), opposite the Temple, has been immortalised by Tennyson as thoroughly as the "Devil" was by Ben Jonson. The … has embalmed his name was, we believe, written when Mr. Tennyson had chambers in Lincoln's Inn Fields. At that time …
Old and New London
… Lennox, Mr. Samuel Carter Hall and Mr. Harrison Ainsworth. Tennyson once, and once only, wrote for Punch, a reply to … lying "Travels;" "La Morte d'Arthur" (from which Tennyson has derived so much inspiration); "The Golden …
Calendar of State Papers Domestic: Charles II
… in Ireland, reports by petition referred to Tenison (Tennyson), Thomas, D.D., [rector of St. Martin-in-theFields, …